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Na Kim Set
ROMA Publications 2015 ISBN 9789491843440 Acqn 25668
Pb 23x30cm 122pp col ills 27
This book features a collection of Na Kims work from 2006 to 2015 published on the occasion of
her fourth solo exhibition, SET (named after this publication) at DOOSAN Gallery New York, from
October 8 to November 5, 2015. For this book, fragments of her works are set in more or less
personal categories, taking on a form reminiscent of a sample book. In contrast with other
catalogues that are linked to an exhibition, published before the shows opening, this book
sketches the pre-exhibition content and establishes the guidelines for the imaginary stage set in
the exhibition space.
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Strobofly Flipbook
Seigensha Art Publishing 2015 ISBN 9784861524714 Acqn 25056
Pb 10x4cm 200pp col ills 11.25
Strobofly adds a new twist to the traditional flip book style, combining three visual narratives in a
single book. First one, then another fairy-like creature flit across the page and dematerialise in a
burst of sparkles. But when the third option is chosen, and entirely different story unfolds. Thats
when the real magic happens
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Graphic 33 Bookshops
Propaganda 2015 no ISBN Acqn 25177
Pb 23x30cm 204pp 200ills 150col 22.50
Conceived and compiled as a direct follow up to issue 30, with the theme Publishers, which
appeared summer 2014, this issue of the magazine delves into the realm of the independent
bookshop. Champions of some of the most stimulating and creative books appearing today,
independent bookshops around the world strive to disseminate their own brand of topical culture
and inspiration to niche readers and specialised markets alike. Featured are 20 exemplary
bookshops located in various cities (New York, Tokyo, Berlin, Melbourne, Auckland, London,
Tallinn, Utrecht, Madrid, Seoul, and more). Each profile comprises an interview, photos, and book
recommendations.
Casco Bookshop, Dashwood, Desert Island, Ivorypress Bookshop, John Simons (Idea Books),
Librairie Yvon Lambert, Lugemik Bookshop, OMMU, ON READING, Ooga Booga, Perimeter
Books, POST, Printed Matter, PrintRoom, Pro qm, Section 7 Books, split/fountain, The Book
Society, Torpedo Bookshop, World Food Books, X Marks the Bokship.
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365 Typo
Etapes Graphiques 2015 ISBN 9791095254003 Acqn 25677
Hb 23x29cm 308pp 350ills 300col 53.50
Representing a new level of self-awareness in the typographic community, this substantial and
labyrinthine archive, published in collaboration with the Association Typographique Internationale
(ATypI), presents a comprehensive survey of current happenings in type design, typography, and
graphic design today. Conceived as a printed book that is fully integrated with digital publishing, it
offers not only a service to the industry but also a resource for future research, with stories about
important events, themes, and information, covered by 100 leading international contributors.
Richly illustrated and with a detailed index, it offers a peerless take on the field today.
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Dutch Lettering
De Buitenkant Publishers 2015 ISBN 9789490913571 Acqn 25553
Pb 25x18cm 56pp 25ills 10col 8.50
A flood of primarily lithographic lettering artists' model books came on the market beginning in the
1830s. The present booklet gives the first overview of what appeared in the Netherlands in this
genre. It emphasizes model books for drawn lettering rather than writing. Publications of this sort
were important not only for the lithographers, but also for sign painters, letter cutters and others
who were active professionally with lettering.
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The Muse In The Wheels - Pirelli: A Century Of Art At The Service Of Its Products
Corraini Editore 2015 ISBN 9788875705039 Acqn 25575
Pb 24x28cm 448pp 300ills 250col 54
In the 1930s, Pirellis advertising campaigns began to reflect the latest in graphic trends. This
shift, based on the integration of technological and human culture, reached its zenith in the postwar period. Notable names in the school of Italian graphic design, as well as renowned
international draughtsmen, worked on advertising for Pirelli products, helping to create an
authentic Pirelli style, which itself came to symbolise quality, innovation and experimentation.
This compendium of Pirelli heritage contains over 450 works made by over 200 world-famous
artists, and represents a cross-section of the history of the figurative arts, graphic design, and
corporate communication.
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Transformers
Corraini Editore 2015 ISBN 9788875705374 Acqn 25820
Pb 24x28cm 184pp col ills 37.95
We are immersed in a reality that is constantly transforming: new technologies and the
relationship between digital and individual create a universe in which the subject must constantly
adapt and change to the surroundings in order to understand the world and express itself.
'Transformers', the book which accompanies an exhibition at the MAXXI in Rome, fits into this
logic. Through their work, four artists from four different countries express their views on
contemporary mutability. Choi Jeong Hwa, Martino Gamper, Pedro Reyes and Didier Fiuza
Faustino are, in some way, transformers: weapons become musical instruments, chairs are
made from handmade fabrics.
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